fractional property: Top Five Reasons Why Your Second Home Should be a Fractional Property
- 12/16/07 09:30 AM
It's deeded property that you own. Plain and simple. It's yours. Or at least a fraction of it is. If your rich uncle died and left you and your siblings each ¼ share of his mansion in Beverly Hills, you wouldn't think twice about jumping in with both feet. Fractional ownership is the same concept. You own the home with 3 or 5 or 7 or 9 other people. They may not be related to you, but trust me - there will be a lot less bickering and everything will probably run much more smoothly! :)You can afford the level of … (10 comments)
fractional property: La Maison de Montagne - Luxury Fractional Ownership in Deep Creek Lake, MD
- 11/07/07 08:05 AM
Premier in every sense of the word, and our very first lakefront property, "La Maison de Montagne" is truly special. Decorated in the Country French style, warm colors, hand-painted murals, and many eclectic pieces throughout the home work together to create a cozy, casually elegant atmosphere where relaxing just feels right. This five-bedroom, 4,400 square foot home has lots of space for entertaining, including a gourmet kitchen with every imaginable convenience, a game room with juke box and arcade, and a family room with 50" plasma TV and surround sound. But, just in case additional indoor diversion is needed, there are … (2 comments)
fractional property: Luxury in the Smoky Mountains
- 11/06/07 11:06 AM
http://www.wncmtnvacationhome.com/ Why go to the hassle of owning and maintaining a second home when you only plan to send a few weeks a year there? This luxurious home nestled in the Smoky Mountains offers all that a family would need in a vacation home and being located in a great area thats close to so many activities and outdoor adventures- it's the perfect solution to your family get away's in the mountains. For $95,000, you can own a 1/8 deeded share of this beautiful home that you can enjoy for six weeks per year...every year. Contact Kathy Robinson for more information: kath4001@yahoo.com … (0 comments)
fractional property: Home office woes...
- 07/23/07 01:30 PM
I work mainly from my home based office. It's a nice little office, very comfortable, with views of my beautiful hydrangeas, just steps from my fresh veggie garden, the smell of fresh cut grass in the air, not too far from my coffee maker...my little sanctuary. What could be wrong here, you say? OH LOTS! My kids (18, 20 and 22 -- why are they all still living here???) still can't believe that I'm at home and not waiting to cater to their every whim. I am surrounded by my telephone, my computer and my files. I'm in working mode and yet my … (16 comments)
fractional property: Fractionals & Timeshares: Kissing Cousins or Sparring Spouses?
- 07/22/07 01:38 PM
Both here on AR and out in the Internet universe at large, I always seem to bump up against those folks that believe Fractional Real Estate is just a Timeshare in disguise. And yet the only similarity I can find is that they both cost money! (For those of you who are just getting familiar with the Fractional concept, here's a good article written by a colleague of mine: http://www.luxuryfractionalguide.com/articles/article-whatis.php). I deal solely in Fractionals with the developers, PR/marketing agencies, realtors, buyers and sellers. I don't sell them or buy them (unfortunately...wah wah wah), I just help to market them and … (3 comments)
fractional property: What makes a property a viable fractional?
- 07/21/07 03:55 PM
If you are faced with a second home that you aren't utilizing as much as you used to and are considering fractionalizing it. Before you take any action, you need to be sure that your home and its location make a good candidate for a fractional project before you undertake such a project.1. Is the area your home is located in a popular vacation destination? It should be one of the top vacation destinations in your region in order for you to attract enough qualified buyers.2. How close is the location of your property to the area's attractions? Owners prefer not … (4 comments)
It's deeded property that you own. Plain and simple. It's yours. Or at least a fraction of it is. If your rich uncle died and left you and your siblings each ¼ share of his mansion in Beverly Hills, you wouldn't think twice about jumping in with both feet. Fractional ownership is the same concept. You own the home with 3 or 5 or 7 or 9 other people. They may not be related to you, but trust me - there will be a lot less bickering and everything will probably run much more smoothly! :)You can afford the level of … (10 comments)
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